Archive for March, 2011

I live in Nebraska.  You live where you live.  Profound thinking going on here.   15 years ago we had a smattering of running road races, occasional swim events, cycling criterions and weight lifters did their thing.  It was a quiet life in 1996.  Plus Nebraskans were basking in the glow of back-to-back National championships [...]

The Team WOD – 2 groups of 11 people of all ages and abilities pushing themselves; hitting the edge of their performance envelope.  It’s entirely too much fun.  I’m at the low end of the results scale but had a blast.  This torture was organized into two parts by Phil (who mysteriously did not participate [...]

Fun lunch time workout (WOD) at  CrossFitLincoln.  I picked up a couple, 1 focused on Olympic lifting skill (Split Jerk) the other a metcon (metabolic conditioning) called “Karen” which involves a 150 wall ball shots. CFL trainer Cole provided a great tutorial and reminder on Split Jerk Form and practice: Shoulder Press with up position [...]

The CrossFit workout of the day (WOD) called Linda.  A perfect torture of Olympic lifting and speed.   It’s a declining repetition workout of deadlift, bench and cleans (10 reps each down to 1, until 55 per lift are done). I was leery of this one since my last “Linda” in May of 2010.  A day [...]

Hooked on Diet Soda?

Posted: March 2, 2011 by David Kohrell in Nutrition
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Can you get hooked on diet soda? Diet soda – whether “sweeten” by aspartame or Splenda or whatever comes next falls into the too good to be true category.  That which seems innocent, fuels unhealthy eating and adds some undesirable psychological dependency and chemicals into our body.  Great article from Denise Mann of Health/ CNN.  [...]

A reversal on carbs Fat was once the devil. Now more nutritionists are pointing accusingly at sugar and refined grains. (Kirk McKoy / Los Angeles Times) December 20, 2010|By Marni Jameson, Special to the Los Angeles Times Most people can count calories. Many have a clue about where fat lurks in their diets. However, fewer [...]